Let's see your exonumia!

I think @scottishmoney can. Maybe he'll chime in and can help.

 

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I love this prospector round. No idea on the reverse either .Here's mine toned up.

 

Unfortunately I have to agree - Your coin is replica.
But the inscription means "4 zolotniks and 21 dolya pure silver (engravers mark)". The letters in the brackets should be (ЭБ).
You can find more information here: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces16517.html

 

after looking at yours and mine again I think they cheaped out and used the reverse from a pirate or sailing type round as the planking, rope, map shows what appears to be oceans and not useful land mass map. None of it has much to do with prospecting in the old west!

 

That would make it a mule.

 

Société Coopérative Militaire - Bordeaux
10 centimes:


Rescued it from a 25cent bin.


The reverse:

 

Another Bi-centennial one

 

I've never seen this before. It's excellent!

 

A medal by the German medallists Loos and Voigt commemorating the coronation of George IV and his arrival in Hanover, 1821. Eimer-1147.

 

This is part of an 8 piece NRA set, the theme is guns used through different wars from WW1 to Desert storm.
They are the size of a Morgan dollar and weigh 28.3 grams

 

Two from the pistol series

 

Just ordered 1 of each. Sellers photos that I used PhotoScape on cape on

 

M1911 man I loved that thing.

 

Beautiful!

 

The set I have has the M1911 and the M9 (desert storm)

 

Got this yesterday. I like that it sort of has a date.

 

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Antique bronze finish

 

They were used in 7 assorted die variations in 3 or 4 issues till 1951 yours had about 60,000,000 minted not to add in the other mintage's

 

I wonder what the survival rate is on tax tokens. I know they're generally common and I've put together quite a few states and denominations. I'm pretty happy getting this one for free.